Travel Features

Doc Holliday Slept Here

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Custer & Cody Country

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Face-Off on Facebook

face_off_on_facebook_cowboy-action-shooter_george-alamo-jonesReaders sounded off on their favorite museums on our Facebook page-—that’s right, we may be Old West maniacs, but we’re at least social-media-savvy Old West maniacs.

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Cowboys & Cowtowns

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Top 10 Western Museums of 2011

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1. Buffalo Bill Museum & Grave (Golden, Colorado)

He might be buried atop Lookout Mountain near Golden, Colorado, but William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody will never really die.

 

 

His story is told in the town where he was born (LeClaire, Iowa, at the Buffalo Bill Museum) ... in the town he founded (Cody, Wyoming, at the Buffalo Bill Historical Center’s Buffalo Bill Museum) ... and outside of Denver where he died.

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True West Site Guide

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True West captures the spirit of the American West with authenticity, personality and humor by linking our history to our present. Whether you call it the Wild West, the Old West or the Far West, America's frontier history comes to life in True West, the world's oldest, continuously published Western Americana magazine.

Western movie fans, re-enactors, history buffs and road warriors, we got your history covered: outlaw, cowboy, Indian, lawman, gunfighter, fur trapper, miner, prospector, gambler, soldier, entertainer and pioneer. Check out these True Westerners now!
 

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